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April 7, 2016 on 3:24 pm | In Sun, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Clear Skies after the rain. Seeing 8/10. Yesterday AR2526 still showed up with 150 millionths, but today AR2528 is the only Active Region visible and its size is 20 millionths, however, the Sun produced two C-class flares in the last 24 hours, making the solar activity Low. The total Active Region size for the hemisphere is 20 millionths, three spots, and AR2528 has gone from a Cro to a Dro on the McIntosh scale. Today three full disk images and close ups of the only active region, as well as a close up of the Eastern Limb.
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